The tradition of organizing training camps for Congress party workers has ended: Sushil Kumar Shinde

Senior Congress leader Sushilkumar Shinde has lamented that his party’s long-standing tradition of organizing training camps for its workers to disseminate the organization’s ideology and programs has come to an end. It’s hard to know “where do we stand now”. The former Union Minister said that the Congress has a tradition of organizing training camps for its workers to propagate the party’s ideology, programs and policies.

“That process has stalled and I feel really bad about it. It’s hard to know where we stand now,” he said. Shinde was speaking at a function organized on the occasion of 75th birthday of senior Congress functionary Ratnakar Mahajan in Indapur. June 29 in Pune district.

The former Union Minister said that Mahajan’s debates and discussions and articles in Maharashtra Congress magazine “Shidori” made a good guide for the workers to explain the party’s ideology. Our policies may be wrong, but training camps were needed to fix them. Sit with writing pads and pens during training camps organized by the party. Unfortunately, such training camps have become rare now,” the former CM said.